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Austin, TX

For Ramen in Austin, the local food press points to Ramen512, Sazan Ramen, and Ramen Tatsu-Ya. Picks from The Infatuation Austin and ATXtoday, updated July 2026.

Editor’s picks

Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in The Infatuation Austin and ATXtoday. Updated July 2026.

Ramen512 · Cedar Park
Slow-cooked pork-bone tonkotsu. Worth the drive to Cedar Park.
Sazan Ramen · Highland
Infatuation (8.4). Clean, restrained bowls. The shoyu and tantanmen are the picks at this Highland strip-mall standout.
Ramen Tatsu-Ya · Zilker
Infatuation (8.0). The Tatsu-Ya empire's signature tonkotsu. The line-forming original that built Austin's ramen scene.
Marufuku Ramen Austin · Mueller
Marufuku is a Mueller ramen shop specializing in Hakata-style tonkotsu, its pork broth simmered to a silky, milky richness over ultra-thin noodles. The chicken paitan bowl offers a lighter alternative, and you can dial in noodle firmness the Fukuoka way. Part of a well-regarded West Coast group, its Aldrich Street location brought a serious tonkotsu specialist to the neighborhood.

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